Search Results: compulsory medical care and the welfare by palyi melchior

Chicago: National Institute of Professional Services, 1950. Second Printing . Hardcover. Good. 156 pp. Hardcover in good condition. Bumped/worn corners. Some shelf wear. Small water stain at the tail of the spine that doesn't affect the text. Front hinge is starting to crack.

Chicago, ( 1950 ). Hardcover. Good. 8vo, 156 pages, cloth Analysis based on a special study of Governmentalized Medical Care Systems on the Continent of Europe

National Institute of Professional Services, 1950. Hardcover. Very Good/No Dust Jacket. Very good hardcover with pictorial boards. 2nd printing. Minor shelfwear to cover/corners, light age-toning to pages due to age, light wear to head/heel of spine. Binding is tight, sturdy, and square; text also very good.

Chicago.: National Institute of Professional Services., 1950. Special edition; 2nd printing 100K copies; 1st was 25K.. Hard cover. Very good. No dust jacket. Age-toning. Light cover surface blemishes.. 1 Gray sealed paper over boards, illustrated w/ world leader caricatures. 156 p. 22 cm. Distributed by The Committee for Constitutional Government Inc, New York. Chapter references. Index. The author purports that nationalized medicine, "The Welfare State" is the beginning of "The Police State". An educator and economist, author Melchior Palyi witnessed power politics in his native Hungary, before becoming an American citizen. In an internationally post World War II wary climate of emerging socialism, the publisher notes of nationalized medical services, "If implemented here, they ultimately would mean for America the blind confusion that is Europe, the tragic austerity that is England, and the Godless despair that is Russia". In his last chapter of 15, Palyi subtitles 2… Read More